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Minimal hardware recommendations for SSLVPN?

Guybrush
Greetings,

I would just like to run the SSLVPN appliance, or maybe the free home use appliance on a D945GSEJT with an additional Intel Pro 100 Dual PCI card. 2 gigs of ram are availabe, as well as a small hard disk.

do you think this is sufficient for that?

also, would it be possible to run the SSLVPN part alone on a ALIX-Board (single-homed)? 
what´s the minimal hard disk size for the smallest possible installation?

have you all a great day!

Cheers
Guybrush


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    You can run Web Security and Mail Security with a single NIC, but Network Security (including VPNs) requires a second NIC, at least.  V8 won't install on a disk less than 10GB.

    Is that the dual-processor Atom?  I bet you would find that the single-processor Atom might be underpowered for a home with several power users, but you could search here for what others are doing.  I know that William has an installation with an Atom 330 and 2GB that supports ten light users, and he tends to be fairly demanding about performance.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    You can run Web Security and Mail Security with a single NIC, but Network Security (including VPNs) requires a second NIC, at least.  V8 won't install on a disk less than 10GB.

    Is that the dual-processor Atom?  I bet you would find that the single-processor Atom might be underpowered for a home with several power users, but you could search here for what others are doing.  I know that William has an installation with an Atom 330 and 2GB that supports ten light users, and he tends to be fairly demanding about performance.

    Cheers - Bob
     
    Sophos UTM Community Moderator
    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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